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Andreas Eriksson monumental Landscape Paintings Evoking Notions Of The Sublime

Andreas Eriksson monumental Landscape Paintings Evoking Notions Of The Sublime

by News Desk | May 19, 2013 | Reviews

Landscape painting, especially on a monumental scale, typically evokes notions of the sublime, however, Andreas Eriksson’s exhibition, “Coincidental Mapping”, leaves me with a sense of modesty and unpretension. They are beautiful, contemplative works. This is...

Tim Goossens Curates Two Exhibitions At Tribeca’s Temp

by News Desk | May 18, 2013 | Reviews

TEMP, located in the heart of Tribeca, is a new art space that has churned out a myriad of projects, performances, and exhibitions by emerging and evolved artists who range in various creative genres. Co-founded by New York University graduates Alex Ahn and Ari...

Jeff Koons: Shiny And Industrialised Commercial Gold At Gagosian

by News Desk | May 16, 2013 | Reviews

Jeff Koons is a showman, a businessman and a master manipulator first and foremost- and then comes the art. Art has become the vehicle by which he can be all these things and make a GREAT deal of money too. If you heard him on ART 21, and I paraphrase here, he says;...
Leon Kossoff :  Obsessive And Frenetic London Landscapes –  In New Exhibition

Leon Kossoff : Obsessive And Frenetic London Landscapes – In New Exhibition

by News Desk | May 14, 2013 | Reviews

Leon Kossoff is quoted as saying: “London is in my bloodstream. It is always moving – the skies, the streets, the buildings. The people who walk past me when I draw become part of my life”. Entering the space at Annely Juda for his much-anticipated retrospective on...
Installation Art : A Look At Nine Of London’s Current Best

Installation Art : A Look At Nine Of London’s Current Best

by News Desk | May 11, 2013 | Reviews

Paul Carey-Kent explores Londons top exhibitions of Installation Art. You could argue that the main point of going to a gallery is to see the installation, as a combination of art fairs and the Internet might give you a fair idea of the works in the show, but not of...
Zabludowicz Collection New York:  Exploring The Balance of Sight and Sound

Zabludowicz Collection New York: Exploring The Balance of Sight and Sound

by News Desk | May 9, 2013 | Reviews

Have you ever walked into a gallery trying to look at the art on the wall and been distracted by the sound track from a video piece playing close by? I know I have. It’s a frustrating moment when the auditory and visual sensations compete for your attention.  The...
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